Canberra Raiders News

  • Former Raider Brad Schneider signs with Penrith

    Brad Schneider

    Canberra Weekly

    Former Raider Brad Schneider and Canterbury rookie Paul Alamoti will join NRL powerhouse Penrith in 2024.

    Schneider left Canberra mid-way through the 2023 season to take up a loan deal with Super League side Hull KR and has been linked with a move to the Panthers for some time.

    The 22-year-old appears a candidate for the back-up playmaker role filled by Sean O'Sullivan and Jack Cogger in recent seasons at Penrith.

    The exit leaves the Raiders short of options in the halves, with other playmakers Jack Wighton (South Sydney) and Matt Frawley (Leeds Rhinos) already signed elsewhere. Veteran Jamal Fogarty and rookie Ethan Strange remain...

    See more...

  • Can Raiders translate pride and passion into premiership success?

    LeagueNews.co

    LeagueNews.co

    The Canberra Raiders suffered a heart-wrenching defeat in the 2022 finals, as they were crushed 40-4 by the Eels.

    However, their latest finals defeat against the Knights left their fans with a sense of pride, despite the narrow 30-28 loss.

    The emotions surrounding these two defeats couldn't have been more different.

    Despite both outcomes leading to the Raiders' elimination from the title race, the contrast in emotions was stark.

    See more...

  • Another Raiders' campaign ends in high drama

    Civic bar thief was stealing from those enjoying Canberra nightlife, police allege

    The Riotact

    It's happened before. A big game decision goes against the Raiders resulting in a dramatic momentum shift.

    When playing Cronulla in Round 27, the game was evenly poised with the Sharks leading 10-6 when Raiders back Sebastian Kris was sent off for a dangerous tackle.

    That was in the 59th minute.

    After the send-off, the Sharks ran in three unanswered tries in the 24-6 victory.

    See more...

We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia


We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
Raidercast est. 2009 as Raiders.net.au
Terms & Conditions of Use